Here's the Classy Bunch of Artists That Will Win the Rag This Season Sure
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111 eaee-on-ballt In three Inn.
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lag Um tireull la U ihloutee.
CHMTT-U Sale. Knew.
II all, and la oar? kept aa tha
team beeaeee ha haa a eevea
eent 1m tarsal la the bat an4
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Haaa WifDtf, but a u-iflt darker la
completion.
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THa EMPTRB-Othee.
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Mote brick for eeie-4e4eo.ee
SLATS-Seeed beee. Sore.
maa carlad Batter . Angara
Could hold the kail f cw.
wwa aJlaweeV
CAP'-Plret base. Combines
he wild, tumaltuOee methede
of Connie Mack with the gentle
uauwalti waft 04 aiouaew.
Jfi-DO-Rlc,t Said Former,
artta tha Beaton Beetlae Haa eaivea
the awetarp ef curved bene br tha
Pjrthaf erean Thavm but naa never
been able t Mt eaJi see arm t It.
HAFPY-Thlr beee. Arwara
a pleaeant, geod-naturt d play
r. Ha been known to actu
ally uull at the ueaplxa.
rntCT-Cantar Said, rut In center
a fa bark that nothing avar reaches
ktm. Batted ,001 leal aaaaaa. .
Introducing the Members of the Team Whose Individual Pictures Have Been Appearing from Day to D,ay, and Thus Clearing Up the Mystery.
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StT,? J
LINCOLN GETS ERRATIC GAME
Antelopes' Make Winning Rani on
' Wild Pitch.
E0UHKES . ARE GOOD IN FIELD
Lincoln Hits Fentreae tnr Tea Safe
Ones and Gathers la Game bp
tha Score of Foar '
to Tktw.
LINCOLN. M4- 10. -(Special Telegram.,
Ltncoln won a vary faroial game from
Omaha today, 4 to S. both aides playing
erratic, ball and making numaroua errors
at crucial times.
Lincoln pounded Fentress hard enough
to have won the game In tha ftrat three
Innings, but poor base funning kept the
Antelopes scoreless until the seventh.
Omaha played good ball In the field, but
Fentress via easy and Lincoln got to
him for' ten hits.
Rhodes, who went In next waa effective,
bbt lacked control and Durbln waa finally
tent In. A wild pitch which got away from
Oondlng resulted In two scorea for Lincoln
In the eighth after two men were down
and gave away the game.
Smith made his Initial appearance for
tha AnteMpes ' after Knapp waa yanked
In the fifth and. held Omaha hltleea for
the remainder of the game.
Omaha went down, one, two, three In
thb ftrrt. Qagnler singled In Lincoln's
half, hut wan caught oft first. Cole singled
am! goo to second on the throw, but Cobb
and Cork ran made the third out. In the
tecond. cK'hoonover doubled, but waa held
jn second by tight pitching. Omaha
cored first In tha fourth on a baeNn
balls to Kan, and a single to Kneaves.
Again In the fifth Omaha scored twice,
Anderson drawing a pass. King singling.
Kan being walked and Schoonover singling.
la the seventh' Cdle opened with a. single
and Scored on Cobb's two-base drive which
King- misjudged.' Fentress retired In favor
of Khodeav wbe kit McCormlck. Stratum
singled sad t:obV scored.
In the eighth Cobb was hit lay a pitched
bagJ. Cotkran . was. Walked br Rhodes and
Durbln went ln Purdon bunted and Kane
overran the ball. J1 of tha runners being
safe. Thomas,. fUt-Short gad, Cobb wag
cut-otf g tha plat. " ' ;
StrattrinatriicVoiif but Bmlth'.wo"
own gamewhen he hit-at a wild. pitch,
the ball, getting away from" Oondlnf and
Cobb and foekraa scored. Score: .
, " LINCOLN.
Aa R.
H. PO, A.
' agnleiv
ulaub.
2b..
... 4 0
... 4 ' 1
... -1
4 0
4 0
5 t
4 1
1 0
I 1
!
0
X 0
. .e. cf
tokb. rt
Cock man. -8b. .
..I I
..1.0
Mccormick,, If.......
. unrton. If...,,.....
. h.nas, lb
fctratton, c
Knapp, p......
Miller
.. 4
'
i o
0
Emtth, p.
Totals
.r.....SJ v
4 U 27 TO
OMAHA.
A B gel
Anderson". If...'.".'..... I ' 1
H. PO. A.
1.4 0
Graham, Jb.. 4
I
0
6
t
1
I
t
0
0
0
King. cf.....,,
Schoonover. rf. ........ I
Schlpke. lb... ...... ...'4 '
Kneavea. .... S
Gonding. c. I
Pickering- t
Fentress, p.'..... t
Rhodes, p a...... 0
Durbln. p......... 1
Totals 30
7 24 It
Batted for Knapp In the alith.
Baited for Gonding In the ninth.
Lincoln 0 0 0.0 0 I 0 I 4
Omaha 0 I t 0 0 0 01
Two-base hits: I'nglaub,' Cockman, Cobb,
McCormlck-. Anderson, Schoonover. Runs
batted In: (.'obh, btratton. Kneaves. Bchoon-
iStratton, Gastiler to f ho mas, Gonding to
Hchlpke t Oondlng to Gonding, Schlpke
to Uraharrii htolen baseL Smith. Bacririce
hlta: Mccormick."' Graham, Schoonover.
Struck outi Py Smith, 2; by Rhodes. 1; by
Durbln, 1. ' rtanp on balls: Off Knapp, S;
balls: St rat Uj a. Gonding. Itutlogs pitched:
hall: Mv knanD.' 1 bv Rhodes. I. Paaaed
balls: traiton,"Gnrting. ' Innings pitched
Hy Knapp. , alts I. runs I; by Smith X.
biu 0. runs 9. by Tentrees S. hits . runs 1;
by Rhodes f. hits 1, runs I: by Durbln 1.
hits t.runs I. Lft on bases: Llnooln. I;
OmahaTs. Time: 1:4. Umpire; Kneeland.
WICHITA LANDS OS ST. JOSEPH
Jabbers Take Oaaaa by tbe gear' of
Elgkt ta Tv.
WICITA. May 10. Indian Johnson was
yanked eut by Manager Jack Holland in
tte eighth today afisr the Jobbers had
seored sufffoltnt runs to win ths game.
foore:
BT. JOPKPH.
AB. R. H. PO.
A.
0
0
0
t
I
0
1
4
0
0
Twilling, cf."..;.'....... 0
Kelly, rf I 0
Pomell. If. ..v.... 4 0
6 0 I 1
I
1
1
10
0
1
1
0
0
Rellly. 2b 4
Borton, lb ............ 4
Weinke, aa '....... 4
0 t
Hsmllton. So 4 1
Cooper, e 4 0
Johnson. p....... 2 0
McCheaney 1 0
' Kaufmas, p 1 0
Totals.
M t
WICHITA.
. AB. R.
12 24 10
PO.
I
Middleton. rf
Harder, ss...
Peldan. IT...
Koerner, lb.
Hughes. 2b.
Davis. rf...
Pchmld lb...
Shaw, o..,..
Kills.
Totals....
aa
i
14 r li
Hatted for Johnson in the eighth
Wichita I 0 1 0 0 1 -l
St Joseph 0 0 1 1 S-S
Tto biM hlta: Balden. Borton, Hamil
ton. Cooper, Schmld. Bates on balle: Off
Johnson 4. Struck out: By Johnaon. 4;
bv Kauffman. 1; by Ellis. I. Double play:
Merger to Hughes to Koerner. Paaaed
ball: Cooper.. Ht by pitched ball: Bergar
Kiolen base r- Kelly. Middlelon. Belden.
Sacrifice hit: Kelly. Time: 1.10. Um
pire: Clarke.
DCXYKR TtMKI IUG6HQ MATCH
pes
Mel. ; Defeated by
gara mt
Twelve la Savea
PENVER, ilav 10 -In a game charac
terised by hard hitting. Denver defeated
pea Molsaa. U -ta L See re-.
DENVER
AB. R. H O. A E.
I.loyd. 2b. If ft I t 1 t 0
Uaore, cX I 1 I I 6
Standing of Teams
'.WBiST. LEAOfE. 'NATL. LEAGUE.
V.L.Pcl. . W.L.Pct.
Situ t'lty...H 4 .T78 rhflsdelphla 17 .739
Wichita .1...10 5 .WT; Pittsburg ....14 7 .W7
l.lnaoln .V...10 .aajNew Tork ..14 7 .W7
Denver II .28(ClnHnnati ... I .529
St. Joseph ..10 t ..HMjChlrago U 11 .m
Omaha 11 .421 Boston 1 .33
Tnpeka ft 12 .4!8t. Ixuls .... IS .3M
Ies Moines. 1 17 ., Brooklyn .... 5 17 .127
AMER. APPX. AMER. LEAGUE.
WLPctl W.L.rct.
Minneapolis 19 .HT9, Detroit M i .75
Milwaukee ..14 11 .MO! Popton 12 10 .545
Columbus .. .12 .71 Philadelphia 19 .(tf
Kansas Clty.U 11 .R23 New York ...10 10 .Mtt
Pt. Paul ...12 11 ,n22IChlcago 10 10 .500
Louisville ...II U .BOO Washington.. 11 .421
Toledo 9 14 .JWO Cleveland ... t 16 .113
Indianapolis T 11 .2sol t. . Louis .... t 17 .227
- Yesterday's Resalts.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 3 Lincoln, 4.
- Ls Moines, ; Denver, it
Pt. Joseph. I; Wichita. I.
8IOux City, 7; Topeka 11.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati, I; Boston,
St. Louis. 4; Brooklyn, .
Chlcsa-o. 1; New York, 11.
Pittsburg. 1: Philadelphia. 1
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 6; Chicago, .
Philadelphia, ); St. Louis, .
New York, ; Detroit, 2.
Boston, 0; Cleveland, t.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 11; Indianapolis, S.
Toledo, 1; Louisville, U.
Kansas City, 4; Minneapolis, 5.
Milwaukee, 5; St. Paul, 10.
Games Today.
Western League Omaha at Lincoln, Des
Moines it Denver, fit. Joseph at Wichita,
Sloui City at Topeka.
National . League Cincinnati at Boston,
St. Louis at Broklyn. Chicago at New York,
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
American league Washington at Chi
cago. Philadelphia at Pt. I-n Uln Knur Tnrlt
at Detroit, Boston at Cleveland.
American Association Columbus at In
rlanapolls. Toledo at Louisville, Kansas
City at St. Louis. Milwaukee at Minn
spoils.
Weldensaull. If. 2b. . t '
Qulllln.. Sb i,... 4
Lindsay, lbi...... A.. 5
Coffey.- ss (. 4
Cassldy. rf...... i
Mc Murray, . c. 4 ,J.
Healy. p 1
O'Brien, p t
i
13
J
x r o
'Totals v-
i- 4 it ' U Ji
- AB.. R. :H. O.- A.
E.
0
0
0
t
2
' 1
0
1
M
0
Curtis.
It.
...t 0-2-1' 0
..',. s -0 t -1 : i
.!... 0 0
& I , 1 j 2
1 1 0' 1
..... 8 ,1 10 0
....4 3 2 5 1
.... I I 0 - 0
.... 1 0 0 0 2
Colllgan.' 2b. ..
MSttlcks. cf...
Drwyer, lb)....,
Needham. ss...
Korea. 8b.......
Decamp,, rf
Lynch, o
Houston. D......
Owen, p
Totals
.41 T It .24 15
Curtis hit bv batted ball.
Denver 0 2 0 0
I 14
0 13
Dea Moines 0 0 0 1
0 2 0
0 07
nuNS,;ggo,-wter-..e..th4Bhto4vln A. ;& ?o
Htoien bases; wetdensaul (II. Decamn 12).
Coffey, McMurray. Two-base hlta: Gil-
more, Lindsay. Three-baa hit: Korea.
Home runs: Needham, Cassldy. Sacrifice
hits: Gllraore, Wetdensaul. Cassldy. Passed
ball: MeMurray. Struck outi By HeaJy, 1;
oy kBmn, i; oy nouaton. s. ttasea on
lis: Off Healy. z. of Hosston. 2: off
Owens. 2. Double play: Dwyer to Cont
ain to Needham. Wild pitch; O'Brien.
touston. Lett on bases: Denver. 4: Des
Moines. I. Innings pitched; By Haa.lv.
three and one-third, runs 4, hits, 7; by
O'Brien, five and two-thirds, runs t. hits 8;
by Houston, six ana one-thira, runs 7. hits
10; by Owens, one and two-thlrda. runs ft.
hits Time: 1:13. Umpire: Shoemaker.
glOUX CITY LOSES LOOSB CAME
Topeka Wins b y Score af Elevea ta
Sevea.
TOPEKA. Kan.. May l.-Topeka won
from BIouk City by a score of 11 to 7 In a
ragged game, due to the high wind. Score:
TOFEKA.
AB. R. H. O. A. K.
H.
3
I
1
!
0
1
X
0
Hafford. 3b 5 I
5 I 2 2
Rlckert if S 1
Tomason. cf 4 3
Whitney, lb 6 2
Hopke, ss ft 1
Moore 2b 4 0
Crompton, 3b 4 1
Hawkins, c 4 1
0
0
3
1
Fugata. p 4 .1
Totals 40 11 18 37 . 14
8IOUX CITY.
AB. K. H
o.
0
13
1
1
3
1
V
1
0
0
0
A.
Andreas. 2b...
4
1
1
0
'
4 "
0
0
0
1
Stem, Ir.
0
Welch. 3b
- 1
1
Neighbors, rf..
Wagner, cf ...
Rellly, ss'.
Green, If ,
Miller, c
0
1
1
o
.0
0
0
0
0
Welter, p ,
r
'J.'.V.'.V.V o
Hartman ....
Wllklns. P...-
Townis
l
0
Patted for Welter In seventh,
Batted for Wllklns In n nth.
Topeka 0 0 1 1 0 3 1 8 -U
Bioua City 0 1 1 0 0 1 3 3 1
Home runs: Hopke. Whitney, welch
Three-base hit: Neighbors. Two-base hit;:
Rlckert, Whitney, Hopke, Andreas. Double
plays: Moore to Whitney. Hooks to Moore
to Whitney. Stolen bases: Rlckert. Hal
ford. Tomason. Neighbors, Grewi. Hits:
Off Welter. 10 In elx tnnmga: eff Wllklns,
3 In two Innings. Bsaea on balls: Oft Wll
klns. I. Struck out: By Fugste. ft; by Wei
ter. 3. Hit by pitched ball: By Fugate, L
Umplrs; HasksjL .
Fast Mail Flayer Urawa Dead.
NEW TORK. May 10. Francis Gordon
Brown, one of the sreatest foot ball play
era ever turned eut st YaJe, died tda-y
at Glen Head. L. I. Ha waa a nephew of
J. Pierpont Morgan
Wow fc4)vt 1
I vt. Kwro 1
PHILLIES WIN IN THE FIRST
Pirates Are Defeated by the Score of
Six to Two.
THREE HOME RUNS ARE FEATURES
Fsar Rane Scored ea Twa Stasias,
Mcrlflce Fly and Homers by Taa
kert and l.aderne In
First InnlasT.
PHILADELPHIA. May 10-The home
team practically won today's game In the
first Inning when they scored four runs on
two singles, a sacrifice fly snd home runs
by Taskert snd Luderus. The final score
was to t tcore:
PHILADELPHIA.
PITTSBl-Ra.
' H.H.O.A.IC
R.H.O.A.K.
Tltua. rr 4 I I e V MeH'hnle. Ibl I M I
KUM. .,., I I I S Laarh, .rf... , I list
Lokart, So... I I I Clarke. If.... 4 i 0
Masec, K....I 0 10 I Wirier, M... 4 10 4 4
Pankert, cf.., 1 10 4 Miller, lh ... 4 I 0
Lu4arua. tb.. I
J T 0 Hunltr, lb... lit
4 0 Wllami. rf.... I t A I
Paolan, as. .. I
Paoln. r 9
Moora, p t
1 10 0 H Gtbuno. C....4 I 0 0
tain Mala, p I a 4 0
Ferrjr. p 0 S 0 9 4
Totals...
M.IV IS 'Oarer 1 0 S t 4
Totals 31 I U I 1
Bstted for Nagle In seventh.
Pittsburg 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 12
ft nadeiphta .4 0 1 41 I 0 0
Two-base hits: McKschnle, Hunter. Home
runs: Paskert. Luderus. Wilson. Pitchers'
record: Off Nagle, I hits and 21 times at
bat In six innings; off Ferry, no hits and
4 times at bat In two Innings Sacrifice
hit: Doolan. Sacrifice flies: Wilson, I Ro
bert, Moore. Paskert. Stolen base; Leach.
Left on bases: Pittsburg. ; Philadelphia.
4. Bases on balls: Off Nagle, 1: off Moore,
1 Time: 1:4. Hit by pitched bsli: By Nagle,
Luderus. Struck out: By Nagle. 1; by
Ferry, 1: by Moor. I. Time: 1:45. Umpires:
Rigler snd Flnnersn.
Cardlaale Wla Again.
BROOKLYN. May 10-St. Louis, msde it
two straight with Brooklyn today, after a
closs .battle, by 4 to 2. Score:
..s..
ST. LOVIS. ,' BROOKLYN.
B.H.O.A.E. H.O.A.C.
Huftiss, is-, f I I Stark. ..... I I
Hauter, ss... I 4 11 4 Ctukert, lb.. 4 11
Ellis, If... .wl 1 t 4 4Wkeat, If. ... I I 1
I 4
Hoaatcnr, is. I 1 1 1 vHumntti, is.. 4 n
Iran., rf 4 114 1 Lajeune, cf.. 4 1
Msarray. J..l I 4 I Coultan, rf. .. 4 t
nakas. cf..... 4 4 1.4 ICIM'mus, tb 4 t
.manaban,. a. 4 III t l.r.i. c.,,.1 0
Sallaa. s I 1 4 4 1 M
MrBlTaas .. I 1
tuala, p 4 Jk . U 1, 4 Millar, a..... 4 4
. rUgoo, p I
TSUIS IP HI I I
Totals...... .'IT 1 1f 11 I
. Batted . for Bergen in seventh. ,
St. Louts 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-4
Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 03
Two-base hits: Ellis, Konetchy, COulson.
Bases on' balls: Off Salle. 1; off Ragon. 4.
Struck out: By Bailee. 5; by Steele. 2: by
Ragon. 4. Hits: Off sallee. ft In six and one-
third Innings. Umpires: Klem and Doyle.
Time: 1:44.
i Caba Easy tor Glaata.
NEW YORK, May 10. -New York won
with ease from Chicago today, ths score
being 11 to L Chicago wss saved a shutout
by. Hofman's lucky horns run, ths ball
bounding Into ths center field bleachers.
Score:
KBW YORK. OHICAOO.
B.H.O.A.g g.H.O.A .
revore, rf... 4 I I t 0 Ptiarkard, If.. 4 4 10 0
Dorla. Jb... . I
i s i e Bchulte. rf... 4
it Haraua. of.. 4
14 4 Chanua. lb... I
aodgraam, afl
Murrar. ir... s
Barker. If ... 1
4 4 4 0 talar. lb 1
Merkle, lb... 4 III I 1 J. Dorla, lb. 4
Brld.all. aa . 4 I I I Tinker, ss..
I
Fletrher. aa.. s
DavllS, tb... I
Myere. a I
Wilson. .... 4
4 4 1 ft ghaan. aa 0
4 4 4 4 Zlra'nDaa, Ibl
4 14 4 Kilos, a I
4 114 Kestfeam, a. 4
4 I ft 0 pneatar. s... 1
Wllue. p I
Tony, e I
Totals. n ii-ie 11
Total. It 14. IS T
Tony out; hit by batted ball. a
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 1 04 01
New York 3 0 4 1 0 1 3 0 -ll
Two-base hit: Snodgrssa. Three-base hits:
Murray. L. Doyle. Home run: Hofman.
Stolen fbaaes: Merkle (2), Brldwell. Left on
bases: Chcago, 4; New York, ft. First base
on errors: Chicago, 1; New York, 4.
Double play: Wlltse to Brldwell ta lierkla.
Struck Out: By'Pflester. 1; by Tony, 1; by
Wlltse. 4. Bases on balls: Off Pflester, 1:
off Tony. 2; off Wlltse, 1. Hits: Off
I'flester, ft in two ana one-tnira innings;
off Tony, 4 n fve and two-thirds. Innings,
Umpires: o uay and grennan. Time: 1:40.
Reda Win In Fifteenth.
BOSTON. May 10. It' took fifteen innings
in which boms runs by the visitor were
features for Cincinnati to win from Bos
ton today, 8 to 7, Curtis, who went Into
the box1 for Boston tn the ninth Inning,
weakened tn the fifteenth, allowing Hob-
lltsel to drive' In tha winning run. Score:
CINCINNATI. BOSTON".
B. H.O.A E. B.H.O.A.B.
Beat Bar, if... ft 1 4 0 1 J Clarke. It. I I I I I
Bean,
Ik t I I
I 0 Teaaey. lb... T 1 II I a
1 4 Her.04. St ... I I I 1 4
af I 1 I
Hobllteel, la, 1 I to
1 I Insarton. Ik.. 11110
Bark, rf I 1
Orant. tb.... I ft
Townay, as. ft 0
B. Clarke, s. ft 1
Bursa P 4 I
Baaienl .... I I
Framrna, p.. 1 4
Oaapar. p.... I 1
14 4 Millar, rf.... 14 111
10 Gooda. cf ... lilt
ft I I Satanar. lb. I I I I ft
1 1 t Hariaaa, a... 1 I I 1, I
0 I I Matters, p . .. I I ft 4 ft
0 ft ft Onlllnt, of... 4 0 f 4 4
0 14 Spratt I 0 4 4 ft
lift Orahaa .... 1 4 4 0 0
CVirtla. p I I ft I 4
r-
Total! at isttire
Totals ft 14 II 84
Batted for Curtis In tne utteetitn.
Batted for Mattem In the eighth.
Batted for Burns In the third.
Boston 0801 1003000000 4 7
Cincinnati 010040 1,1 404040 1-4
Tw-base hits: Ingerton. Miller. J. Clarke
Three-base hit: Goode. Home runs: Beck.
Egsn, E. Clarke. Hohlltsel. Bsaea on balls:
Off Mat urn. 8. off Curtis. 3; off Fromme,
1; off Gaspar, 1. Struck out: By Matlern,
1: bv Curtla. 3: by Burna. 1; by Fromme. 1:
by Gaspar. 1 Time: 16. Umpires; Eason
and Johnstone.
Victory far Haatlags College.
HASTINGS. Neb.. May 10-SpeclaJ Tele-a-ra.nv-Hallnss
collaare defeated Grand
Island college in a garae full ct slugging
title afternoon. A terrific wind swept the
diamond ana mane tne piaying ragged
Scorei RTH.E
Hastings I ft 0 0 0 4 5 I -l 1 8
Grand Ialand 0 03110000-il0 7
Hattariee: Hastings, coiweii and H..
Srtflth; Grand Island, Stewart and Roclne.
BANK AT C0L0ME REORGANIZED
Freak Crr Bays Stack la Seath Da
kata laatltatloa aad ta Elected
Prealdeat,
8IOUX FALLS. 8. D.. May ia-Special.)
Frank Corey, a banker of Fort Dodge
1 . and seversl Bouih Dakota men have
goneluded negotiations for ths purchase of
lbs Bl Metallic bank ctf Coloms, Is Tripp
county.
Those associated with Mr. Corey In ths
(urrhase of ths bank are John Knecht ef
Colome and W. S. Ayres and Orvllls Bow
ersog of Delias.
Ths ne-ar owners organised by electing
Mr. Corey president;- John Knecht. vice
president, and Orville Bontraox, cashier.
The baak bas a capital ef 84.00,
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FRENCH. AVIATOR JtETtTRNINO
HIGHLANDERSBEAT TIGERS
Pitcher Mullin Loses His First Game
of ths Series.
FINAL SCORE:., IS SIX TO TWO
, art
riser Plteaea Wall a ad tteeelves Ceed
Sapport Walter and Flaher
ecare tf one Haaa
Three-Bagger.
I--
-One
DETROIT, Mich., May lO.-George Mullin
lost his first game of the season and De
troit the first game on the home grounds
this year today, New York winning, S to
t. Fisher pitched splendidly and received
good support. Soore:
NEW TORK. - DETROIT.
B H.O.A. E. B.H.O.A.B
Woltar. rf ...
4 114 0 Srhaller. If. . I 0 1 I 0
ranlelt, cf..
ChaM. lb....
I 4 -o a Baah. at 4 1 ft 4
ill M Cobb, of 1 0 4 0
1 0 ft OrawfoH. rf 1 0 ft 0
I I 10 rieltb'nty, Ibl I I I
I I 1 ft Morlarty, lb I ft 1 I
14 11 Nwi. lb I 0 11 1
1114 'Schmidt .... 1 0 0 I
1 ft I 1 Stantaa. c... 4 111
Hartiell, lb..
Oas. if
OarOnar. lb.
Jahntoa. aa..
Swaanay. e...
Flaher, p.
Mullin, p lilt
17 11 17 t I
Total!..
Totalt SO 4 IT II I
Batted tor Mean tn the ninth.
New York 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 0
Detroit 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-2
Left on bases: New York. 7: Detroit, a
Two-base hit. Mullin. Three-base hit:
Johnson. Home runs: Wolter, Fisher.
Sacrifice hits: Cobb, .Moriarty. Chase,
Gardner. Sacrifice flies: Crawford,
Sweeney. Stolen bases: Cobb. Wolter,
Cree. Hit by pitched ball: By Fisher.
Cobb; by Mullin. Wolter. Struck out: By
Mullin. I: bv Fisher. 2. Bases on bails:
Off Fisher. I.- Time: 1:81. Umpires: Egan
and Connolly.
Sax Take Blngglnsf Mateh.
CHICAGO. May 10. in a slugging match,
In which Washington used four pitchers
snd Chicago two, the locals defeated ths
visitors today, t to 6. Score:
CHICAGO.
WABHLNGTOI.
B.H.O.A.E.
B H.O.A B
MoCon'ell. lb 1
Mllaa. of I0
Conrsy. If.... Ill
0 Lallyelt. lb.. I 4 1
Tannehlll, 2b. I
Lord. lb.
Mointyra, cf
Callahaa. If..
Brxtia, rf
Celliaa, Ik..
Oorhan. aa...
tulllvae, c...
Walts, p....
Scou. p
a El hartal 4. Ik. I I I
4 Settler, rt ... I
4 MrBrlda, at. . 4
I Cub' sham, lb 4
1 Alnamltk.
ft Johntoo, p.
0 Otay, p
ft Millar
Sherry, p. ,
,.U It IT 11 lOray. p....
Totala. ,
Total!
It 10 14 11 4
Batted for Otey In the fourth
Chicago 4 0 2 0 0 2 0 1
Washington 0 1 2 0 8 0 0 0 01
Two-base h'ts: Lord. Callahan (2l,
Lellvelt. Three-base hits: Corhsn, Collins,
Mclntyre tJi. Home run: (hinningham,
Hlts: Ciff Johnson.' 4 in one-third lnninu:
off Otey. ft in two and two-thirds Innings;
off Sherry. 6 in two and one-third innings;
off Gray. 5 In ts-o and two-thirds Innings;
on vvaisn. in tnree innings; on ricott, ft
in six Innings Sacrifice hit: Corhan.
Stolen bases: Milan, Lord. Double play:
Corhan to Tannehlll to Collin. Left on
bases: Chicago, it; Washington. 8. Bases
on balls. Off Johnson, 1: off Walsh, 3; oft
Boctt, l. Hit by pitcnea bail: My John
son, Collins; by Scott, Gesile. Struck out:
By Otey. 1; by Walsh, 3; by Scott. 4; by
Gray, 2. Wild pitch: Otsy. Time: 3.24.
Umplrei : Perrme and Sheridan.
Athletics Rally la Math.
ST. I.OU1S. May 10,-In a sensational
ninth-Inning rally a base on balls, a single,
an error, a triple and a double enabled
Philadelphia to score (our runs snd win
ths first gsms of ths series with the locals
by g score of 3 te 3. Ths visitors stole basts
at will. Boors:
- ' PHILADELPHIA- ST. LOt IS
g H.O.A (.
B.H.O.A.B.
.110 0 0
gtraak. If...
ClOrlnp. ef,
Co 11 int. lb..
Bakar. tb...
rtavia la. ..
Marpkl. rf..
Prr. ta...
ftlelaaaa, as
Tkamaa. a...
Btn4ar, p..
Plank, p....,
Tatals
III ShMtao.. If..
110 Suatln. lb...
1 I I
I 0 kfalean, rf ,
ft L carta, lb.
0 I 0
14 4
ft I ft I I Hofrmaa. af.
1 1 I
.(1011 Sttpaant. t .
.(4114 ri.ru. t. ..
.114 11 htltier
(till r-riaa. lb....
. ( t 4 t Polly, p ,..
.4 4 4 4 btllt). p ..
Poatll. p..,
M II t I I wiltltm. .
Murrar ...
1 I I
I I 4
4 0 0
1 II 0
I I I
14 0
0 0 1
iooo
4 0 0 0
Total! .,..14 11 M ftl I
Ratted for Pelty in nintli.
Batted fur Meloan In ninth.
Batted lor Hoffman In ninth.
Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 8 0 0 1 4-8
St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 08
Two-base hits: Crlts. Hoffman, Clarke.
Three-bate hits: Collins, Murphy Sacrifice
hlta. Ftitv. Hoffman. Dvubie play: Wal
lace to Laporte Paaaed ball: Clarke: Stolen
bates: Collins Baker 1i, Barry, Strunk t'ii.
Bssea on balls: Off Pelty. 6: off Bailey. 1.
off Bender, 3. Struck out: By Peltv, 1; by
Bailey. I. by Bender, 4. by Plank, 1 Hits:
Off Pelty. 14 in sight Innings, off Bailey.
1 In one-third Inning: off Powell, I ir two
tairds Inning; off Bender, U In sight In-
Barrier Making Descent
1 .-
' '. . :
TO GROUND AFTER PTRFORMINO
nngs; off Plank. 0 in one inning. Left on
bases: St. Louis. 8: Philadelphia. 10. Time:
2.80. Umpires: O'Loughlln and Dlneen.
Cleveland Blanks Boston.
CLEVELAND. O., Mgy lO.-Cleveland
easily defeated Boston today. 4 to 0,' hit
ting both Pape snd Collins hard. Gregg
puttied Boston and was sensationally sup
ported.. Score:
CLEVELAND. . ! . BOITON.
B H.O.A B . I H O.A.I
Orasay. If... 1 I 0 0 0 H ooper. rl .M 10 0 0
Ctlann, st I 1 I I 0 Gardner, Jb.. 4 I I I 0
Jarktea. cf - I lift ft Spaakar,' cf . .. 1 0 1 0 0
Eaiterlr, rf.. 4 110 4 Lawli, If I 0 1 I ft
Sterali,, lb... 4 I II 1 0 Kngia, . lb. ... I 0141
Tumar,
lb.... I lit ft Yarkaa. aa.... 1 1 1 I ft
Bill. Jb
I 4 Wllllama, lb. I 1 II
1 I N'naaiaker. e I I I
Sasttk. o.-i.
Crop Conditions May 1, 1911
The crop reporting board of the bureau a yield of 15.4 bushels per acre, which com-
of statistics of the United States Depart- pares with 16.8 bushels, the final estlmste
ment of Agriculture estimates, from the of yield per acr In 1910. 16 1 in 1909, and
reports of correspondents and agents of 16.fi, the everage of the last five years. On
the bureau, as follows: ths estimated area to be harvested. 16.4
On Msy 1 ths area of winter wheat to be bushels per acre would produce 8.4 per cent
harvested waa about Sl,ab7,000 acreaj or more than the final estimate of production
1,40,0A acres (4.4 per cent) more than the last year, 8 4 per cent more than the pro
area harvested In 1910, and 3,118,000 acres ductlon of 1K09. and I T per rent more than
(9 4 per cent) less than tha area sown last the average annual production of the last
fall. t4.4Mi,0oe) acres. , five years. The out-turn of the crop will
The average condluon of winter wheat probably be above or below the figures
on Msy 1 was 84.1. compared with 83.3 on given above, according aa the chanue In
April 1. S2.1 on May 1. 1810, and 84.0 ths conditions from May 1 to harvest Is abovs
average for the last ten years on May 1. or below ths average change In ths Isst
Tbs condition of ths wheat crop on May five yeara.
1 of the last flvs years averaged 86.7 per The average condition of rye on May 1
cent; In the same five years the Ilnal was 90.0, compared with 893 on April 1,
yield per acre averaged 15.6 bushela; It the pi.a on May 1, 1910, and 9 7 the average for
above ratio should prevail this year, the the last ten years on May L Details for
cunumun ot . i per com wuuiu inuicave
WINTER
Acres
Remaining
to be
Harvetted.
4.948.000
2.4S8 0IO
t.ltio.OdO
3.223.000
I 1 136,000
3.049.000
1.633,001)
1,341.000
1.138.000
947.00
924 rT)
817.COO
TlX.OiTt
TdftOoJ)
7tW,0'V
724.
STRATI
680.01
H.ono
443.O00"
moon
3T7.000
3.0
2f.9 (VCl
2rS.0O0
213 000
14 000
i4S.om
121 .ono
130 (XT)
110 (M
. M Ono
71.000
1.000
Per
Cent
.. 33.0
:: li
.. 4 1
.. 3.8
.. 36
.. 33
.. TO
.. 83 0
:: It
.. SO
.. 3.0
.. 3 9
.. 40
.. 3.8
.. 39
.. 40
.. 14
.. 3.7
:: 11
.. ss
.. 4 1
.. 33
.. 80
... 0
.. 8.1
.. 11 8
.. 30
.. 3
.. 8 0
,.. 4 8
... 12 1-
...90
STATES.
Kansas ,
Indiana
Nebraska
Illinois
Missouri
Ohio
Pennsylvania ....
Texas
Oklahoma
Michigan
California
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
Kentucky
Washington-
North Carolina ..
Oregon
South Carolina ..
New Tork
Wett Virginia ...
Idaho.
Montana
Iowa
Georgia
Arkansas
Utah
Alabama
Colorado
Delaware
New Jersey
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Minnesota
United States
31.8S-.00fl
The average condition of meadow (hay) May 1. 1910. and a tsn-yagr, average on Mty
lands on Msy 1 was 84 T, compared with 1 of 87 4. .
89 8 on May 1, 1910. and a ten-year average Of spring plowing, Tl 0 per cent wss com-
on May 1 of 89 4. pleted up to Msy I. compared with 80 3 per
Stocks of hev on farms Msy 1 Is estl- cent on May 1. 1910, and g ten-year average
mated as T 6V tons (13 4 per cent of on May 1 of 67.8. '
crop) against 7,276.OO0 tons (11.2 per cent) on Of spring planting 40 n per cent was com-
Msv 1 1910 pleted up to May 1. compared with 460 per
The 'average condition of pastures on tent and 619 per rent on Msy 1. 1910 and
May 1 was 81.3, compared with 89 3 oa 1909. respectively."
i iii . . j j jjsax.'s'--J
hw M I
The need of a tonic in fhe Spring is almost universally recognized.
Bodily fatigue, fickle gppetite, poor digestion, aerrougnsss, lack of energy,
etc., prove that the proper amount of nourishment is not being supplied to
the body through the circulation. The stomach, bowels, and digestive mem
bers are sluggish from lack of stimulating nutrition, and in conseuenrt tha
entire body suffer from the effects of a poorly nourished constitution. The
use of a real blood-purifying tonic when the system is deranged from lack of
nourishment, will often prevent the development of soma serious sickness,
because weak systems cannot resist disease, while healthy, well nourished
constitutions are able to ward it off. No medicine is of value as S tonic ex
cept on which purifies snd enriches the blood, for ntij this is done the
body will not receive its required stimulus snd disease-resistiog powers.
8. S. S. Is the best Spring tonic because of its genuine ability and worth as
a blood purifier. It builds up the depleted system in the true way, by puri
fying tha blood snd supplying so increased amount of aotirifthment to every
portion of he body. 8, S. S. removes all impurities from the circulation, and
overcomes tbe unpleasant physical ailment of Spring. S. S. S. is lor sals
at drug store. JHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, A TLANTAt CA.
KAtisV
SUCCESSFTJLLT IN OMAHA TUESDAY.
Greet, p 1 4 A 1 0 Carrlian, 0.1 4 110
Pipe, p I 4 I ft
Totals 311117 I IColllnt. p.... 0 0 ft ft ft
Wagner .... 1 0 4 0 0
Totals It I 14 11 3
Batted for Collins in the ninth.
Cleveland 0 0 0
Button 0 0 0
J 0
4 0 0
0 i oJ
Two-bass hits: Cison. Stovall, Jackson,
Three-base hits: Williams. Olson, Gregg.
Sacrifice fir:; Graney. Stolon bases:
Jackson (2), Storall. Double play: Ball t.j
Stovall. Hits: Off Pape, 7 In six innings;
off Collins, 4 in two innings. . rinses on
balls: C'ff Pape, 3. Struck out: Bv Gregg,
4; by Pape. 2; ' by Collins, 3. Base on
error: Cleveland. Left oft bases: Cleve-
mriu, m, nupitin. a.-, iimc, 4. umpires.
Evans and Mullen.
winter wheat and rye states follow:
WHEAT.
Condition May 1.
RYE.
Condition May 1.
10-Yr. 10-Yr.
1911. 1910. Av. 1911. 1910. Av.
74 86 "88 77 78 88
90 82 84 93 90 90
88 47 M 87 82 91
88 0 87 98 J 91
9J T8 88 94 81 91
88 84 83 fa) r 88 17
89 3 . k 39 . 90 92 90
83 91 78 91 84 73
67 87 " 84 74 88 88
91 84 81 93 81 98
81 94 86 90 98 87
68 83 84 88 . 83 88
m 93 ' ' 89 90 89 8
iS 93 90 : . 88 91 91
92 83 64 . 91 . ft 81
94 98 . 92 " .97 97 M
90 8S "84 . 39 90 89
94 4ft 98 M 97 94
86 II .85 . 68 83 87
69 P7 87 86 94 90
g 90 84 91 94 69
W 90 U ..I3 . 99 94
98 9$ " .. 96 97 94
93 77 ' 90 " 96 87 94
91 88 ' -87 . 90 86 81
66 93 84 14 90 . 87
93 ,94 ., , 7 . ,98 37
90 ' 80 St " 88 77 '87
86 84 83 94 92
87 98 90 80 , 93 94
90 94 S3 91 94 91
93 94 ; 97 97
88 93 ' 89 93 VI
86 87 37 . ...
.. . .33 69 90
iTT sTT ' - JTo 800 91 8 89. T
NATURE'S
BREWERS OIJTHIT BY SAINTS
O'Tools Gets Horns Run, Triple and
Two Singles.
FINAL SCORE IS TEN TO FIVE
Pegroff, Ralstea. O'Toole sad T.
Joaee Secure Home Rane Balaton
and O'Toole Land Three
Base Hlta.
ST. PAUL, May lfl.-In a hard
hlttlnc
O' Tool a
ingles
gams St. Paul defeated Milwaukee.
got a home run, a triple and two
out of four times up. Score:
BT. PAUL. . MILWAt'K
GsV
B.H.O.A.B
H.O.A B.
I I (I 0
C. Jftnaa,
rf. 4 1 I ft S flinilatl, rf...
palenantr. rf 4
M'Corm'k, I
4 Oharlaa. lh.. 0 4 1
I T. Janae. lb. I 1 II
tiNiiii. if..: 1 t 1
1
Keller, e
Raletna, If.
Autray, lb.
Hnaall, tb.
Kohl. Sb...
O'Toole, p.,
I Pasroff, ef...
ft Clark. Ih.... I
ft Lw!. aa.... I
4 Luitwls, . 4
1 0 Olillsan, p... 1
Marlon, p.... 1
Totals II 1J IT II I Mrna
It ... t
ft
Totalt II 10 14 It I
Bstted for Ludwig In ninth.'
Pt. Paul ... 1 3 0 114 10 10
Milwaukee 0 0 0 0 0 I 1 0 3 S
Two-base hits: Randall, Kelly, C,. Jones.
Three-bane hits: Ralston, O'Toole , Homo
runs: Degroff, Ralston. O'Toole. T. Jones.
Baea on halls: Off O'Toole, 7; off Galllgan,
4. Struck out: By O'Toole, 6; by Galllgan,
2; by Marlon, 1 Time: i.'iti. Umpires:
Blerhalter and Weddlge.
I.onlsvllle Hits Ball.'
LOUIVILLE. Ky., May 10. Louisville de
feated Toledo today In' the second game
of the series by heavy batting. Kroh was
in form and held the visitors ssfe at alt
stages, while Louis' Durham was forced
from the slab in the fourth inning. Score:
LOUISVILLE TOLEPO.
B.H.O.A.E. B.H.O.A.B.
Stanley, (... I ft 0 0 NUM. rf 1.0 ft 1 9
Howard, lh . 4 ITS ft Hl'rhmtn, Jb 4 1 I I 1
Ltnnoi, tb.. 1 1 0 0 0 nick, rf 4 0 11
Htrdtn. rf ..ft I 0,0 S Hlrkmtn, If. 4 I I 0
Siin.hury, tb i 11 I Ho nhoitt. it 4 Oil I
Boblnton. tl. I I 4 4 1 Butler, it ... I 0 I I
Flaher. If..,. 4 I 1.0, 0 Bronkla, Sb
Hughet, c ... 4 1 I I I Adimt. r...
Kroh, p......4 I 0 4 0 purham, p.
. Srhulli. p .,
Totala. 17 1127 11 1 Burni ....
McCarthy
110 1
114 1
1 1 0 I
1 0 ft I
1 0 ft ft 0
i o o ft o
Total! .....II. 7 14 II I
Batted for Durham in firth.
Betted for Bchultt in ninth.
Ixmlsvilla 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 -13
Toledo 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
stolen bases: Hlnchmen. Usher To-
bkse hits: Stansbury, Stanley, Adsms.
Home run: tfeyden.- Sacrifice hits: Butler.
Lennox. Double play: Sutler to Hlncnman
to Hoiinhorst. Hits: Oft Durham. 10 in
four Innings; off Schulti. e In four inning.
Struck out: By Kroh. 4: by Durham, t;
by Schulti, 1. Beses on halls: Off Kroh, -J;
off Durham, 4. Wild pilches: Durham, 1;
Kroh, 1. Passe balls: Adams. Time: 1:60.
Umpires: Handlboe and Hayes
t'olambas Takes Another.
INDIANAPOLIS, .. May 10. Columbus
walked away with another game, winning
from Indianapolis, 11 to 8. Score:
Batted for Mowe In the ninth.
Batted for Cheney In the ninth.
Columbus 01002440 0 11
Indianapolis 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 it- H
Two-bate hits: McCarthy, Hallman. Con
galton. Bonnin. Freeman. Three-base hit
u Kourke. Struck out: By Sitton, l; by
Packard, 3; by Webb. 1; by Dowd, 1,; ly
Chsney, 4. Stolen bases: Hinchman, Wood
ruff, Williams. Congalton. Uase on bail;
Oft Webb, 3; off Robertson, 4, vtt Dowd.
2; off Cheney,. 1; off Sitton, 8. Time: JOu.
Umpires: Owens and Kddlngsr.
Alleged Safe Blowers Arrested.
CHICAGO, May 10--Three alleged safe
blowers, believed by the police to consti
tute the gang which has been active in
Chicago for several months, were captured
after a revolver battle, with policeman and
a private watchman eariy toagy, i ney
were found at work in the real estate of
fice of C. C. Rohrbeck Co. on the north
west side. The three arrested are George
Wallace, Anthony Ludden and W. E. Dun
can. All refused to discuss their arrest.
I tea Body Cremated.
LONDON. May 10. The body of Halsey
Cooley lvss, the art director of the city
niuseum of St. Louis, who died here Friday
night, e-as ctemated at Golden s Green to
day. The ashes will be sent to the United
States Saturday. '
Most Weaderfsl Healing.
After suffering many years with a (ore,
Amos King. Port Byron, N. Y., s cured
by Bucklen's Amies tiglve. So. For ssle
by Beaton Drug Co.
Light Weight Underwear
This is tba time to buy cool,
comfortsble, ligbt-weight under
wear. Your underwear mgy b
responsible for your Summer'
comfort or discomfort. It's all
In the cboiea of tb garment.
Mike Yoir Selection Now
In addition to most of tbe pop.
ulir, advertised brands we ar
showing, some samples of fine,
made-to-order. underwear. Many
men prefer thl to the ready
made. Come in and see it.
TOM KELLEY CO.
815 So. 10th St.
Tom Keller. Juk McQulUen.
The First Time
you taks lunch or sny ethtr
meal with us jou'll rsslla
how out of i he ordinary our
Lunc Roo.iia are. You'll
realize what prompt service
means. You'll know ths real
mtetilng of good cuffes. You'll
know how good Hot Roast
beef or Chicken aigndwlchee
art You'll know ths differ;
ence bet aeon fine Pastry and
an spol&ty.
Maks the test today. Thre
bendy locations.
THE BOSTON LUNCH
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